Even when the temperature on your weather app is so low you do a double take, the work’s still gotta get done. Ever wondered which places in the United States face the coldest conditions? Here are the top 5 coldest places in the U.S. and how to stay warm so you can keep working hard. Thankfully, our ErgoForce® Waterproof Jacket gives you protection from the cold and the wet, with a completely waterproof design and a comfort rating of -30°F. It’s the perfect option for those winter days on the shipyard. Any ranch hand will tell you that working with livestock is an active job. You need to stay warm, but you can’t restrict your freedom of movement. That’s why our PolarForce® Parka is designed with Performance-Flex on the elbows, back and under the arms, giving you the flexibility you need to get the job done. Plus, it protects you down to -40°F, so the cold won’t even cross your mind. Duluth is a city known for an intense winter season, with an average low of 7°F. Like Marquette, it’s on the water, so you can expect some cold winds and lake effect snow. Whether you’re a resident working outdoors or one of the many tourists who visit the one-of-a-kind city of Duluth each year, you need to be prepared for some serious winter conditions. One of the best ways to be prepared is with our Frostline® Jacket. With a super lightweight design and comfort rating of -25°F, it’s the perfect choice for working or playing in the cold. Grand Forks, North Dakota, is one of the northernmost cities in the continental US, so you can imagine just how cold it gets. The average low for the month of January is -1°F, and throughout the year, this area will accumulate over 49 inches of snow. In other words, a Grand Forks winter isn’t for wimps. Good thing the Iron-Tuff® Jackoat™ is just as tough as the men and women farming and ranching in the North Dakota winter. With a comfort rating of -50°F, you won’t find a winter too cold to face. Iron-Tuff has been keeping workers safe and warm is the roughest conditions for over 65 years, so it’s proven to be the jacket you need next time you find yourself in Grand Forks. That’s the kind of cold you don’t mess around with. Good luck finding a warm enough jacket at your basic clothing store. When you’re working in cold weather like this, you want the only work jacket that can keep you protected down to -60°F. You want the Extreme Softshell Jacket. It takes guts and determination to take on extreme cold temperatures in America’s coldest places. Just remember that the right gear can be the difference between getting the job done right and freezing your tail off without much to show for it.